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This policy note focuses on initiatives and measures to improve portability and access to social protection and welfare for women and children affected by migration in the state of Maharashtra. The study considered all children (up to the age of 18) affected by the migration process, including independent child migrants, those who accompany their parents and those left behind after their parents migrate for work.

This policy note focuses on initiatives and measures to improve portability and access to social protection and welfare for women and children affected by migration in the state of Gujarat. The study considered all children (up to the age of 18) affected by the migration process, including independent child migrants, those who accompany their parents and those left behind after their parents migrate for work.

As a migration Fellow, co-curated a webinar series on mainstreaming migration in India. The third panel included practitioners, employers, research and policy organisations who discussed migrants access to social welfare and role of intermediaries. 

As a migration Fellow, co-curated a webinar series on mainstreaming migration in India. The second panel included Migration specialist, grassroots practitioners and formal sector financial investors to deliberate on, "How is the development ecosystem financing migration journeys in India?" 

As a migration Fellow, co-curated a webinar series on mainstreaming migration in India. The first panel aimed to unpack migrants positionality in the development ecosystem. To further aid conceptualisation on safe migration and a de-risking framework. 

The 5 state study focused on social protection measures to address the vulnerabilities of children and women, whose role in migration has been under-represented in the policy discourse. 

The presence of the migrant workers in the urban labour markets is a vivid reality of city life, it is more often than not accompanied by tales of the dark underbelly of precarious living.

This qualitative research looks at the liberating and constraining impact of undocumented migration on women's bargaining potential in the informal economy. 

Impact of COVID-19 on internal Migrant workers in India and a comment on the reconfiguration of their structured exclusion in the policy imagination

In a landscape of unequal access and digital divide; barriers to accessing the e-Shram portal must be addressed to ensure that workers in the unorganised sector can claim welfare benefits.